My account is banned, apply to lift the ban

[caryoscar]

On January 26th, 2021, I registered two accounts on the Bitcoin forum at the same time.

The names are ZOOOOM and CARYOSCAR. When I first started, I was not active in the forum.

 
I have been using an account named ZOOOOM. As a novice, I was not familiar with the rules of the forum at the beginning. I just wanted to share some of the opinions I saw, but it violated I violated the rules of plagiarism and was reported by forum members, and the moderator banned my account. I admit the mistakes I made.


So I started using my backup account and posted two posts. Please see the link below.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5348425.0


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5348431.0

In the first post, someone questioned me again. I took the initiative to admit that it was my backup account. I realized that I violated Article 25 of the forum rules. The content of the two posts I posted is very simple. The purpose is not to make the same mistakes made by novices who do not understand the rules of the forum.


At present, my account has not been banned. The reason is that the moderator has not seen it yet. I now make a request to the moderator: delete my main post. Please do not ban my account. I am not malicious.

[LoyceV]

I violated the rules of plagiarism
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I realized that I violated Article 25 of the forum rules.
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Please do not ban my account.

The proper way to deal with bans is to appeal your ban without evading the ban. But after plagiarism, and being a Newbie, I don't give you much chance:

If you think that a ban should be ended, make your case in a new topic from a "good for the forum as a whole" perspective.

[logfiles]

So I started using my backup account and posted two posts. Please see the link below.

lhttps://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5348425.0

lhttps://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5348431.0

Please correct the links you just shared, they are broken;

No need to use the insert hype link function, they should be like this;

Code:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5348425.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5348431.0

The forum rules and guidelines are listed and pinned for a reason. So that you get to read them after you have registered. You only get to know about the rules if you read them. Most of us here didn't know about them either until we read them.

[lovesmayfamilis]

Here is today's thread that the OP created. After he admitted that he previously had two accounts, one of which is banned.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5348425.msg57419738#msg57419738

He has several posts on which a report was sent to the moderators as plagiarism.


Recently, I have sent a lot of reports on similar actions of newbies. Many accounts were banned, the posts of which were copied from Reddit.
Anyone who has posted on similar topics can confirm that their posts have been deleted because plagiarized topics have been removed. You can thank the newbies for this, who created posts by copying everything from Reddit.




To ban it or not is the right of the moderators. I just want to warn you, be careful about the posts of newbies who copy posts for the sake of getting merits, and after plagiarism is detected, the topic created by such a newbie-pest is completely deleted.

[The Cryptovator]

First of all, you shouldn't copy-paste other's content in the forum. Secondly, you shouldn't use your backup account once your main account is banned from the forum. Forum ban you (the person) not just your account. You are only allowed to post your ban appeal in meta with your backup account, you aren't permitted to post anywhere outside meta. The evading ban will lead you a permanent ban and there is no cure. Copying other's posts means you are consciously stealing other's content which is considered illegal everywhere in the world. So, there is no hope for you. Just better to look for some other forum.

[The Sceptical Chymist]

Recently, I have sent a lot of reports on similar actions of newbies. Many accounts were banned, the posts of which were copied from Reddit.

Ugh....I hate to see this shit still happening.  When cryptotalk.org was active (and it may still be, though I haven't checked), there were tons of posts that were cross-posted on that forum and this one, and I recall reporting a few of them.  The situation seemed to have quieted down for a while--or at least I haven't noticed much newbie plagiarism from other websites--but there have been a few ban appeal threads in Meta recently that would suggest members like OP are at it again.  If it's not Reddit, the posts usually come from crypto news sites, or at least that's where a lot of the plagiarism of recent years came from.

To ban it or not is the right of the moderators. I just want to warn you, be careful about the posts of newbies who copy posts for the sake of getting merits, and after plagiarism is detected, the topic created by such a newbie-pest is completely deleted.

They could be trying to get merits or simply upping their post count for bounties/sig campaigns.  Who knows.  But you're right to caution people about newcomers who make substantial-looking posts.  If a member of Newbie rank posts something that looks like it was written by a blogger or has that "journalism style" to it, that should be a huge red flag.  Unfortunately most newbies don't possess great writing skills and won't start their journey on bitcointalk by writing profound posts on anything related to crypto.